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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1908)
Republican Platform Boiled Down Unequivocally for tariff revision. Solid currency system. Amend Sherman act for greater con trol of corporations. Enforcement of railroad robate laws. Prevent uuiumon control of naturally competing lines. Legislation to prevent over-issue of stocks and bonds. Against issuance of writ of injunc tion without notice. Extension of rural free delivery. Construction of roads at public expanse. 1'rotection and equal .rights for the negro. Conservation of natural resources. Legislation to revive the prestage of our merchant marine. Liberal administration of the pen sion law. Establishmentofja bureau of mines Citizenship tor: Porto Ricans. Some important things are omitted. 9 to 1 the convention tuined down the plank for publicity of campaign fundi The value of results plank, advocated by the president was beaten 15 to 1, The injunction plank is a farce. The income tax plank, advocated by the President and demanded by LaFall' ette, was turned down. Also the inheiitance tax to reach the multimillionaire, The great law break era' conspiracy is not mentioned, one of the President's pet themes. 7 to 1 the convention voted down a plank in favor of the popular election of U. S. Sena' tors, the most popular reform of the day. It's tariff revision plank is mere ly a tickler, for Congres refuses to do anything. ti, ill GEORGE B. OORTELTOtJ. The postmaster general of the U. S., mentioned somewhat by a few for vice precident, an ambitious young man, of striking executive ability. dent on the democratic ticket. An idiotic move, which will of course be shunned. Lawson has reached that stage where he will do a candidate more harm than good Dy his support of him. Seeing thing. The prohibition wavelsweops on and on. Probably 20 of the 33 counties in the state have gone dry. Will the con sumption of liquor be decreased? We shall see what we shall aee. Dall.-s Optimise. Sure we shall. But it would be a whole lot truer to say it this way "We shan't see what we shan't see," or, that we shan't see what we've been seeing in the saloon infested towns which have been voted dry. However, people generally see what they are . looking for and if Bro, Bennett is pre paring to look for wet tanglefoot in blind alleys in some of the new dry towns his search will probably be re warded now and then. But don't do it. It will bo a better test to walk up and down the main streots and note the diminishing number of loafers, bums, anl boosors. Step in and talk it over with the grocer, the butcher and the baker and if that isn't sufficient call at a few hoiiivd vhere tho family income had been uruiued in the saloon. Oh, yes, wo shall see what we shall sec, and vice versa. Nowberg Graphic. Mr. William Jennings Bryan was ac ciuently locked in the White House during the late governors' convention. This time next year Mr. Bryan may be carrying a latch key to that establish ment himself. The Brownsville picnic did one thing for that town. The rain during the picnic created such a demand for rub bers that every pair in the city it is said were sold. C. H. NEWS. A new case is Mary E. Sharpe agt. Richard Sharpe, Weatherford & Wyatl attorneys, for divorce. Married June 21, 1905 in Douglas county. Cause, cruel treatment and desertion. $25 a month alimony is asked. Probate: In estate of Hiram Warner will file.! All pronertv left to daughter, Anna ii. Warner, but $1 each to William, Nellie and Geo. Warner heretofore provided tor. in estate of M. H. Wilds. Anna I Copeland and Winifred J. Marshall were appointed administratices. Esti m .ted value of property, realty $8000, personal $1400. Judge Stewart was notified today lhat Elmer Beard, committed to the asylum on Nov. 14, 1905, had eloped Deed recorded: G. H. Burnett & wf to Emily J. Snellim; Darts of lots, blocks 1 H's 2nd ad and 13 E. A. . . $ 2000 C. W. Beebe to A. C. Brown and wife 137 a 4200 A. P. Blackburn to J. W. Landon 2 lots Lebat.on 200 A. C. Brown to M. Lemmer 100.- 28 a 2900 A. E. Ansorge to A. R. Bogart lot Lebanon 400 S. P. Bach referee to W.H.Clark 17.09 a 405 MISFITS. This is the longest day in the year. Albany is s good deal of a Kose City itself. Why not a sweet pea show in Albany in July. It pays to be square even in little things. Perhaps Bryan will maker. be the cabinet Of course Gov. Chamberlain will sup port Bryas. It is easy to use a hammer. knock. Anybody can A modern faker advertises to cure baldness with pills. TELEGRAPH. DEATH OF CLEVELAND. Princeton, June 24. Grover Cleve land died at 8:45 o'clock this morning. Grover Cleveland was one of the great men of the country. Twice president of the United States, a man of great executive ability, a deep thinker, safe and conservative He was born March 18. 1837, ac Cald well, N. J. He was assistant district attorney, Buffalo, then- sheriff for three years, in Itfel mayor and in 1882 governor of New York state. In 18S4 he was elected president, run again in 1888 and was defeated by Harrison, whom he in turn defeated in 1892 and served his second term retiring to a private home at Princeton. CHARLES P. TAFTi A brother of Bill and one of his prin cipal boomers. CIRCUIT COURT Trial of the D. F. Young Case Be- 5U". Deeds recorded: G. W. Wright to Mabel Pugh, 1 lot H's 3rd ad $ 200; U. S. to Jacob W. Cheshir, 160.48 I Judge G. H. Burnett at promptly 9 acres patent o'clock this morning began the buji- Contract for deed H. E. Olm- ness 0f tne circuit court, department stead to Emily BrodecKy, 120 . ,.. KI.HnWnm.nf Ssnft numoer one, wtiu i an.ui.ie,, " .J .......... . . - Tom Lawson I:as become just a' com mon every day joke. The Texas blacks and whites are- at it again. They never can mix. All the valley cities are going ahea'J, with more building than for several years. There-will probably be another Linn' county a?ple show next fall, the prop--er thing. Get ready for it. Washington, June 22. After being out since Friday, the jury in the ease of the land fraud conspiracy returned a verdict of guilty in the cases of J-.- H. Schneider and F. A. Hide, and not guilty in the cases of Benson and Di mond. Washington, June 22. The Wash ington Post says Senator Fulton will be a member of Tafts cabinet. He is well liked by Taft and may be attorney general or secretary of commerce andi labor Portland, June 2i Mrs. Nellie' Kagan, a former assistant postmistress at Koyston, Oregon,, pleaded guilty on ' , , . , tne cnarge or leiomou.-ny opening man People sure already making Taf t s and was sentenced- to thirty days in the Multnomah jail. She refused to be separated from her- one year old daugh ter, and the baby will spend the term in. jail with the mother. LaGrande, June 23. Senator Fulton ensoute home said today,, relative to tba-cabinet appointment.. "I have no - ambition in tnat line whatever, haven't cabinet. oi having FulSon in it. ter make a boat for Salt ftiver. Bet- Tom Lawooti is invited to make son e Door Oreeron newspaper man custodun Even the Oregonian says the repub lican platform has a good many things left out, that should have been put in it. This is easily seen with the naked eye. Mr. Taft had better wait until next November before he builds his cabinet. It is never safe to figure on the number of chickens in a setting until they come out. A THRILLING INCIDENT. SWEET HOME. Mr. Harriman not doing anything the in their seats. aDoreeiatincr the custom- arv promptness of the presiding judge, Probate: In estate of Margaret Civ- The following business has been done: of that million dollar campaign fund mer Barton, July ZI set tor final settle- Dismissed. uregon agt. jona uoe ment. and Aug. 3 in estate ot Sydney and Richard Roe, the Lebanon bank A. Burnett. rohberv case, on t n ' . C.J J Tn..n JfiTZtoSZl witness, wbois in I trip. . The TalSfc will bobunlmost Washington, refuses to come to Oregon ; . anywhere. Uregon agt. Louis a. is.roesenei ana Or. agt. Wm. Tohl, beeause the princi- pal witness, W. L Pason or Mason, is Parties who have been up at Sweet beyond the jurisdiction of the court: Home lately say that this little hamlet Oregon agt timer Jones, oecause rne j. . . .., mt .. defendant and prosecuting witness nave j i improving rapidly. The town was atedT j incoiporated in 1893, but never organ- Continued J. J. Whitney agt. Thom ' ized a town government until last Jan- ag Large, H. C. Pleischauer agt. Hen vary. Since that time the place ha3 rv Znstrow. A. L. Weedle agt. Jerome taken on new life, and the new officers, Smith, and J. W. Weddle. Honeyman , needed on the subject. umier m icau oi uie majrui, Hardware Co. agt trecar m. lueeper. j I Mounts Story, have been making things G. W. Barge agt 1. S. Smith,, First j : hum. The main street has been m Ronb- arrt w fit- nnH- W. Pt Ander- graded from the Ames creek bridge s0'n. Same agt L. B. Bayne and P. K. I pest of Portland isas been granted a di- , anojy voree on account ol cue Ltrr.ijriuvua iw.fi. vimhiiu iu i wi.ii. vu ... ... j l- amuiuon in Liiai line wnaiever. naven c robbery case, on the docket for several ; . "rL wfLfi-'nv fn Pl3 on a tl tn stan the-honoi should it .... ... -- - , , nf-r-hrnsr. on mp Washington, Jur. 23. Plans are under way to merge the regular sol diers of all the national, gardsmen and m-iL-a a hitr knHtr if 91-0110. nan tsl,ir.l, people of Crook; canty are- about to collid. be called out on short notice if build a railroad feom Shaniks' to Bend necessary. Shemselves!!! Putts. June 23rd. W.. B. Leeds, an , , . Americas financier, ditd. suddenly this By all means fcaethe wedi-wn m morning at a hotel, the business section;, and cut all over thecity. A morestringent ooumance is What's in a name, Charlotte Tern- A LIVE CROWD. east for about a mile, and was then a im.n- rwm na-t. . nhn Rimh: nicely graveled. Over a mile of new and Or. agt Ralph Turpin, on- account ' tharacicr of her Lusband. siuewaiK nas oeen uum, several new 0j tne absence ot tneaerenaancs;: loi- i uuiiumgH erecieu, anu uie in.Lie luww 10 j)e Allingnam age. Arinur Lp. tiling, now looking decidedly prosperous. an 4j),biut a (Jig New.-ipiipjr The Salem Journal declarer that Oreconian ie an historical fixture. incubu3 on the state and its develop ment. misrepresenting matters as it pleases, destroying puolic men at will. That those who are not 'ts truculent slaves are novor safe from attack and misrepresentation, that it can repre sent any man as a lunatic or a scoun drel and noyer retract a word of its calumny. This is pretty severe. It true it would mnko the Oregonian out a paper whose publication would deserve to bo stopped at once. Wo all get mad at the Oregonian sometimes, and with reason, but, nevertheless, it is one of the best newspapers in tho U. S., and altogether ono of tho moat reliable. Jt makes mistakes, but no more than most newspapers, and probably never misrepresents as viciously as a good many other papers. It has always bei-n an Oregon booster, not an incubus, and as a newspaper is a striking ono in its individuality and luck of the sensation alism of the day. This is referred to merely s a part of the current comment ot tho -lay. Tho Oregonian generally defends itself when it needs to do so. When the train from Portland this ! noon arrived with two hundred old ! soldiers, including their wives, on board j for Newport to the annual encampment, ' a filer n:l drummer gave Albany peo ple and i hose on the train some old fashioned music that sent a thrill throu;,h he crowd. "Ti .11 thrills mo," said a fifty year old r....n. "It reminds one of the days when h mu3:: meant sometning. i tell juu we can't treat the old boys too well." And that is the feeling every bod" h .3. Thoso who heard the drums and fifes in the dayfi of the 60's are always af fected when tho music is sounaeo. There is nothing like it. Other music is tame. . Among Albany people going rouay were Mr and Mrs. Small and Mrs Wcstbrook. BADLY HURT. ham, Jas. N. Rice agt. the Cal. Luro ber Co., G. W. Smith agt. Roscoe E.. Overman, Int. Text Book Co- agt W Holflch, P. M. Scroggin agt Thoa. Lewis et al. Weatherford & Wyatt ncrt A. Ct C.n. . Settled. Turnidge agt. Matilda Gar- A young Russian named John Smi'h. land and J. A. Craft. Elisabeth. 14. met with quite an accident last Mon Densmore agt C. W. Mariels et aJ. day evening, and will be brought to St- 1 , E RpagZ; Llltiu? Booster. Mary's Hospital this evening for treat ment. He was working for Jas, CraJt over on the Crabtree, and while clear ing up some land was caught under a falling tree and sustained a severe ment or tne plBiu,ifI. injuries. He was attended by a Scio- T Cireonn act. the- bondsmen- of Ralph Turpin and John- Buchanan. iie murrers were-overruled. W. L. Wright agt. Uavia Bono,, jung- In Edna Ferguson agt. 13odern Pyra mid Bui ders demurrerer- suscaimea ZZSL, ?Za" r XL amended complaint to Albany for treatment. Drowned at Lebanon. ship. A WOOL POOL WKich Brought a Surprising Price. The. trial o David W. Young.. charged. with BsaauiltinH JoBhua Ballard, witlfc a ! dangerous weapon, a scythe, last tan;. I q hrim n,i 1 o'clock, this- af ternoon. t , . District Attorney McNary and Deputy There was a urowning at Lebanon r a Hn, fa, the state- and- yesterday afternoon. Several boys j, s, Wyatt and C. C. Bryant for- the- n n lha .KnnMnm VIVOI- HAtPTHlftnC. POIlOWlilc IB- Hie juiv- v near the bridge. Andrew Gorman got I om i.ii Mill Agnii . There was a time when Tom Lawson -commanded the attention of the people of the United State in serious limn ner. His frenzied finance for awhil was about as readable as any thing ever published in this country. Lawson is a brilliant writer, but with bis brilliancy there cropped out pi erratic trend which has made peu - - ...picious of him and practically si. ,., him ot fluence. This baa gr; -tually increased until now he is looked upon somcivhat as a freak. Perhaps he is not, but h is certainly an oddity, and as a guiding stir is not to be followed. Like othe, modern prophets he sometimes hits things, and frequently does not. Ho is a crank on advertising his wares, full page at regular rates. He did this before the Chicago convention, red hot for Roosevelt, whether or no. It was no by order of the president himself. Then Lawson, liko a chame leon jumped into another color, and offered to put $1,000,000 into the poi for a campaign for Johnson for prcsi 4.000 fleeces of wool were sold in a pool at Scio on Saturday for the sur prisingly high price of 15 3-5 cents per pound. There were five bidders. A Portland firm bid the price stated and got the big clip. In vitw of tho fact that 11 cents is supposeu iu ue uuu. the valley price tho sale is considered lemarkable. The Portland quotation s 12 and 124 cents for valley wool. A Paying Business. Portland Oregonian:-Walter A. Shannon, the manager of the side show in a circus, is being sued in the circuit court by his wife, Leona Shannon, who wants a divorce. She says that ho has frequently struck her violently, choked and abused her. She does not state the amount of alimonv she desires, but says her husbnnd has $10,000 in cah, besides horses, mining stock and jewelry worth $2.1,000. His salary, she says, is $2000 a month. She desires to resume her maiden name, Leona Perkins. They were untried at Vancouver, Wash., Dec. 10, 1007. State l eathers' Association. Tho State Teachers' Association will meet in Eugene on Thursday for a three days convention. In the program Pres ident Crooks is down for a talk on lit erature in the grades, Saturday morn ing. Mis. S. S. Thrall will deal with geography in the first grade. E. K. Haines of tho champion high school team. Lebanon, will apeak on the time pupils should spoo l on donate work and Supt. Sanders on iho extent coaehers shall make outlined for debaters or look up references and there wiM be numer ous papers and talks on the debating question from all standpoints. into deep water and called for help. Ira Goodwin went to his aid, but was caught and strangled, while Gorman nnaliy succeeaeo in gening luuieauuiw as Goodman went down and was drown j IM.- I .. f llin nnrn.hinata vnnnff m,m wim secured last evening. Ho against David F. Young, charged with, worked in the paper mill, and was a agsault upon Joshua Ballard, ith, a dan- A Salem man vtsifcihg in Eugene was offered the daily papers, which fee re-1 A Portland special, with- oyer one fused, but went to. reading some of hundred prominent Portland bosimess Kipling's poems. Whippity 'ky m8n and: boosters and tte-Gbvwnor of wee" i Oregon, passed through the city at 9:35 ! for Eugene to open the new-depot and Crook county is entitled to arafiroad, attend the commencement. of the U. of and- tbe one it ought to get is She Cor- O., Tihich Portland recently boosted, vallis and Eastejnt Only thirty or The train was in charge of W. R Jen- forty miles would' give it con-rection kins, with Manager O'nriem ami Sipt. with the finest valtey in the world. Fields in, the crowd. Among the Port- lann jrieti, was tne oniy omt i-ucaaru- - i . .- . son. Editor Carroll of tbarTjelegram. H. There will now bu-a Hood Rurer Co., L- pfttcick and Leslie Scott of the Ore- votsd by the people of the whole 3tate, goniant J. W. Bailey, Ei W. Fries, J. who knew little about local conditions. A. Keating, etc. AU that any dissatisfied: section, has to ; A3lfch, train stopped at. Albany sev-do- to get the petition, vrtuchjaaybody eraL goli off and shouted;-, a. ivaabie of wiH-sjgn, and have -the- peopte- vote a words, whicn the Demoarat haa put now county. together like this : ! Hallalujah for Albany,. Albany needs to take note ti tile fact Imthecounty of Linw. that the public schol: has many mod- I Though dry as a bone era features. The i'ortland high school 1 Sii bound to win ! h fbor teachers drawing-,, a super- J??? vfeor of physical Straining, a, super- ' er Hartwr and a coupof lcwreW Eu Tr of music and lassistaSta. three in- g gtris with flowers,, and. Manager rtructorsin sewings, a teacher m dom- Dasent and wife and secretary. Miss Sifinc,. and several ih manual Ooah, Harkness, who went to Eugene to , iki)j. uwnt njju aiiure mat. fiuixtitjr IP a i bmthfcrly town. training. &Sn& J.T&H!Ur Tom Lawson is , cate for the a n u nre Ck to. 1,a,vr-' svlum. His full Daee advertisement rence J. C. Leffler, T. J,. PhSpot, H. I demanding the nomination of Roose- j C PoweM and Hewy Zimmemaaa. vent was entirely ignoreo. ne oi- ' fers $1,000,000 to ithance tie democratic The jury in thl case of Orego I camp.ign .against. TMt Pvid the OASTOJIIA. jftwta. ,Ih8 Mul'YwHawtlwas Bought member of the Lebanon base ball team. Man Shot, gerous weapon, to wit. a scythe, at 1 o'clock this noon after being out only a short time, not including the dinner hour, found the defendant: not guiny, Lawson will again be turned down. has become an obnoxious erank. He ADMMiSTRAJfWX.'SNQTICE NoMce i herqtv siveo that th' unde "Uuud tint been bv Uie Co amy Court of The Albany Efcmocrafc says: "Good iinn Cjuihv, Ora(tn. rt'iiT Bti'Oin'.l bye, Jonathan. While gone take, a Hiiiiuiirtrix of ttm eetfct o Radolpb. J HnRinli Id u rtt al i.,illt.. iluinjaiail .11 good dose of csmmon sense. Bxe ' ' , ; . " , Taft had a big time at Yale, ways has a bi t time. He &1- The city will now get down to busi ness on pavement. It is time Lebanon, June 22.-Clarence Nichols, a farmer living six miles south of Leb anon, accidently shot himself in the riirht thigh with a 32-calibre revolver i..... ....arucl.ti. nf urnnnii. Hois a bach- ..i.tr nitrl lives alone and had to walk a the olnmtiff was given five days tor mile to the home of the nearest neigh j rep ying to tlie answer and the case bor for assistance. He is tn a serious Was continuea. condition from loss of blood and on ac count of the exertion to reach a place According to the judgment, tne P" "l T -i.; rlZZ nCT Pons Kavin cltmi ava-inttth mucn 10 oiame "V A"l oi wiidecanaed me-ao. i!5t o'entti iittnor u-tlnpsn was as as the defendant, inciting the defendant to the assault with the sc tne. 11 w:s an unfortunate neighbor hooa quarrel. where be could get help. Roosevelt today is making hay around Oyster bay, always a busy man. J. Ham Lewis has been mentioned for vice president. That is the limit. A good plan is never to bet against a home team. Stand by your city clubs. Smile and push is a pretty good mot to. Letter List. Kiu(,Ci lauHu., n. ...... aamo. wlttl l'iwT v-;Ut!D.H. to tut) an you not aware mat Jmnnm is neu , ,..irteue. in sn-i fruit of S'P'enwnt No 1 in Orea-t . , ', Chamberlain is to be the second editxin, . ,,,!,. In r;ivdo Peacock agt Albert Peacock, f", "Vi i,w ,.f .riti,.um E,lr-nBi Ju"e 1&t 191 Register. Oh. fudge. Bourne hasn't been crit icised on account of iiis Statement No. 1 position, bat on account of his gonenil foolishness, his failure to represent Or-con. While at Washington it is a a matter oi service not Statemsat No, In E. A Shaver avt. J. w. judgment as rentlurvJ for the The following letters remain in the Albany, Ore., postoflice uncalled for June 24, 190. Persons desiring any of these letters should call for advertised letters, giving the date: Mrs. Maggie Bingham, a rs. Mabelle Brown. W . A. Heater, William Holmes, Lnura Keliev. I'has. Laughlin, J. Lock wood, Mrs. C. A. Nelson, Mrs. M. Mc Farlnii'l. Anna Medked. Russel Scott, D ivii Sterling, K. D Sweeny, Ed J. Warnock. Kug.ne Walker. Richaid Wilson. W. L. Wright. J. ,s. Van Winkle, P. M. Wells plain tiff N. W. Thompson aat. Ralph Gros hong. Amended complaint Sled and nonsuit granted on motion of the pla.ii- Omer P. Hendricson agt Mrs. M. E. Hendricson. Trial begun before the following jury: W. E. Arnold, J. W. Barton, W. L. Cobb, J. W. Ellison, Wm Hollowav, H. Holstein. W. H. In gram, D. H. "Pierce, V. W. Robnett, Samuel Snyder, E. E. Trask, G. M. Trollinger. The suit is to recover $400, on a note originally made for $S00. half of which was paid by the defendant, whicn it is alleged by the defendant is the extent of her liability, it being signed jointly with her husband, now deceased, and transferred to the plain tiff after his death. Ju-ige Burnett granted a nonsuit upon moti.n of the defendant's attorneys and he case was dismissed. The case will either be appealed or the claim tiled with tho executor for collection against the estatd. The other jurymen were discharged, this being the last case up fox taial. Prostrated with heat is in eastern report. Always prostrated with some thing. The Oregonian gave the res of a $100,000 mortgage on the Journal, but it doesn't give the other mortgagts. A9jlEIL HOFMCH, Hkwitt & Sot, .-tdmtuiairttt'ix. Aiuuneta for Adniuustrairix. f NuT CEiOrr RHALTEtfLEMJNT Nonet thereby uive-i tht th urnls?- rwmlnr eUr,ed,ta,,,H,r:xh.snU,.beff1aaJ( at Washington the interests o? Otagon-. s?. iv? . Tr!"" "I,"?"" .1?"' ins will looked after. uec.eu, ot. uit wuuiy ooKi m no, Condition ot Jas. htrman. Oourity, iirnon, h)ts tixtjd tMit 20ttt ty ot July, lv0p. at the hour of 1 o cloc. p.. ! iu. for uie nariatt of objections, to enid jt-cconjit. At' perso riaving objections, i to fnid finiil acco'ini nnd 'O fh- 'tr. niew ol Mid a ire nr no'ititd to. p.- Cincinnati, June 24. .Sas. Sherman . vent ttm in the Conntv C -nrt is resting easv. It is not believed an 'Om in tite C-urt H-iose iu Ali oa, operation will b; nectsstiry is reported . Iswtton. w ti e rtav n i hour bssikohj. yesterday. I DM,NISTRTO8'S NOTICE. Notipw is hereby iTjn that the uodi f)iteM)rt bcto dun aoottfd bv ti,e Cnnntv Court ot Litm 0uny, Oregon . dininirttrntor M Ihe eetBt ttT.W. yers, deiaae. All DfraonB bnwini; clinn ei'nat p;Mta urn lerby rt- quired to present the Mme tn ibwndHr. unM at 'he ottve o. L. L. Swao. Fir National Baak Build n, Anrv, Of sou, dul vert tied and with pro v ocher ai by law require 1 wfthi-i aix njunths from the dat- of thi notc. OateJ this 26th dr ot Iw Mas. R. R. MYERS. L. SWAN, Adminlatriw.. AuoToey lor Admva'utiv.or. 1 .. H .. Montaxyk, Adminijtr.i n. A:torny U r Adm-x. The Riverside Farm ED. SCHOI-'L. Prtiprietor Breeder and Importer o O. I. C. Hogg, S. C. White and BuS Leghorns, W. P. Rocks, Light Brahmas, R. C. Rhode Island Keds, White Cochin Bantams, M. II. Turkeys, WhH ' rci.. den Goese, l':t- r Ducks, Pe I . Guinea!) Winner of 17 prizos and 22 on Poultry at the Lewis & Clark Fair. Eggs in Season Stock, for Sate Phone, Farmew R P